Transistors.

Well that did come true it just took a bit longer to get there.

Shhhhhh, nobody tell them.

Yes it will.

That's because just knowing the rules doesn't mean that a person can "instinctively" incorporate them into their interactions. It certainly doesn't help that humans are hardwired for pattern recognition. When someone doesn't meet the "standard" for "normal" social interactions that our brains are subconsciously looking for it raises all kinds of flags. Now none of this means we shouldn't be consciously making an effort to temper our instinctual responses but it does explain a little bit. Imagine being slapped, except without the pain, randomly while trying to hold a conversation with someone. It's not that you can't do it, it just takes an effort. Many just don't want, need, or care to make the effort.

Well, if you're not depending on the job for income or for room and board then an unpaid internship is a great way to gain experiences working for companies you probably wouldn't be qualified to work at otherwise. Many colleges use unpaid internships as part of the requirements for graduation. They are a great way for students to get real world on the job experience before they become reliant on their job to live. It's also a great time to learn whether or not the job is actually what you think it is and whether you actually like it. So while they're not getting paid money for the job, they do get college credit for the job.

The only issue I have is when I forget I'm watching subbed anime and look away; forgetting that I do not speak or understand Japanese.

Probably an extrovert. Extroverts do not understand, at first glance, that introverts can be completely satisfied without being surrounded by others. Eventually, they can conceptualize that we're not lonely but I'm not sure they'll ever truly understand it and that's okay.

Those eyes are saying "just you wait, your next".

Systems aren't designed, and never are, to work for everyone, just the majority. Individuals, should be always to be encourage. Outliers are what causes change. Change can be good or bad. It's important that the people in the system, especially those the system works well for, to adopt the changes that are positive and denigrate the ones that are bad. What they should never do is just have a blanket acceptance for everyone. A tolerant society is good but tolerance isn't a synonym for acceptance.

Good, of course they can't force anyone to join but that doesn't matter, the option still needs to be there. This is like free speech. You may not like what someone is saying but they should have the right to say it. It's your choice, and should be, to agree or not with someone.

Yeah, not gonna touch the rape factor. An erection while a male is asleep isn't any indication of what type of dream they're having. It's a normal thing that occurs 3-5 times a night in healthy males. https://www.menshealth.com/health/a19540431/nighttime-erections/

Yes.

And what make anyone think they won't just pass on those extra costs down the chain? Not saying people shouldn't be taxed. Just don't fall into that "they have more money so we can tax them higher and then those with less don't have to be taxed" mindset. The rich are rich for a reason. Some good, some bad, but all because they know how to keep their money. Plus, most billionaires don't actually have a billion dollars. They have assets totaling that amount but don't have a bank account with nine 0s. Even if we "taxed" them until they weren't billionaires or millionaires it wouldn't change much and the common person wouldn't see any benefit and likely, like I said earlier, would just end up ultimately footing the bill. Again not saying they should be taxed we just can't go at it vindictively just because someone has more money than us.

Mine was a gnome. He ran really fast, but his preferred method was jumping from the top of one sign to the next. If there were no signs any fence or pole would work.

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Those colors are amazing.

Kill 4k lbs of animals in the hunting mini game, have room for 2 lbs. You died of dysentery.

I suppose next you're going to tell me I can't use automatic weapons when I commit crimes.

I get down playing just how horrible alot of civilizations were/are when you teach kids. The problem comes when you never get around to to teaching it later. Sure, alot of good things happened in history but if you don't teach the atrocities, in enough detail that people get a real grasp on just how bad it was, people can't learn not to repeat them.